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The document discusses several announcements for students. It notes that lockers were renovated to be larger and less crowded. It also announces an upcoming creative class competition between homerooms with special prizes from the principal. Students are encouraged to visit the newly stocked library, which now has more books including science fiction, and will offer prizes for frequent visitors. It provides information for an upcoming quiz competition, advising students to contact Mrs. Luz Danao if interested and noting the competition will cover general science and social science material.
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- 1. N E W N E W S E V E R Y W E E K 27 DECEMBER, 2022 ISSUES NO.51 VOL.7 THE LOCKER RENEWAL WAS CARRIED OUT TO MEET THE NEEDS OF STUDENTS, NAMELY A LARGER SIZE AND A SPACIOUS PLACE SO THAT STUDENTS DO NOT JOSTLE WHEN THEY ARE PUTTING THINGS AWAY. THE LAYOUT IS ALSO TIDIED UP AS WELL AS POSSIBLE SO THAT IT LOOKS CLEAN AND TIDY. THE CREATIVE CLASS COMPETITION WILL BE HELD STARTING ON NOVEMBER 2ND, AND ALL STUDENTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO PARTICIPATE AND BE ASSISTED BY THE HOMEROOM TEACHER TO COORDINATE THE STUDENTS THEY GUIDE BECAUSE THERE WILL BE MANY COMPETITIONS THAT WILL BE HELD, ONE OF WHICH IS THE CLEANEST AND MOST CREATIVE CLASS COMPETITION, WHICH HAS A SPECIAL PRIZE FROM THE PRINCIPAL SCHOOL ALSO, STUDENTS SHOULD TAKE CARE OF THEIR RESPECTIVE LOCKER AREAS AND LOCKER ROOMS. FOR LOCKER KEYS, YOU CAN TAKE THEM TO MR. RICHARD SANCHEZ. @MCAMSSupremeStudentCouncil
- 2. MCAERS WHO MAY BE HUNGRY OR WANT TO EAT SNACKS BUT ARE FAR FROM THE MAIN CANTEEN LOCATION WILL ALSO BE ACCOMMODATED. THEREFORE, WE PROVIDE A SPECIAL CANTEEN FOR LIBRARY VISITORS, AND STUDENTS ARE ALSO EXPECTED TO VISIT THE LIBRARY OFTEN BECAUSE THERE WILL BE ATTRACTIVE PRIZES EVERY MONTH BECAUSE THERE ARE NOMINATED STUDENTS WHO OFTEN GO TO THE LIBRARY. A LARGE SUPPLY OF NEW BOOKS IS NOW AVAILABLE IN THE LIBRARY. THERE ARE MANY BOOKS, INCLUDING SCIENCE FICTION AND ALSO SUBJECTS, SO THAT STUDENTS ARE MORE HAPPY TO ENTER THE LIBRARY BECAUSE THERE ARE MANY READING BOOKS AVAILABLE AND CAN MAKE STUDENTS FEEL AT HOME AND RETURN TO THE LIBRARY. FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO TAKE PART IN THE QUIZ COMPETITION, THEY SHOULD IMMEDIATELY CONTACT AND CONFIRM WITH MRS. LUZ DANAO, THE QUIZ COMMITTEE. YOU WILL GET RELIEF FROM PAYING MONTHLY MONEY IF YOU WIN THIS COMPETITION. LET'S REGISTER YOURSELF AND DON'T FORGET TO STUDY SO YOU CAN ANSWER EVERY QUESTION FROM THE JURY. FOR THE MATERIAL THAT IS USED AS A QUIZ COMPETITION QUESTION IS A GENERAL MATERIAL, NAMELY SCIENCE AND SOCIAL SCIENCES. THEREFORE, JOIN THIS COMPETITION. @MCAMSSupremeStudentCouncil